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That's 1/8th Welshman to you! ...maybe. Probably less than that. My "Welsh" grandfather also talked about having some Irish ancestry at one point. Thank you for the tips on herbs and the link. I did not and I don't know how to do it. Do you have any resources to share where I can learn how to...

It helps a lot! Last question: are you familiar with any treatments to give sick chickens or something to boost their immune systems in general? Medicines, foods, supplements, herbs, etc?

I'm multiple generations into no one in the family speaking a word of Welsh. :P My grandpa used to tell me stories of his grandparents taking him to a Welsh church where he couldn't understand anything at all. That said, because it's my paternal grandfather, the family name I ended up with was...

It's right in the middle of summer. I live in Washington State in the US. The wet side of the state. (By the way I see that you're in Wales. I descend from Welsh coal miners on my paternal grandfather's side.) In terms of their current laying cycle, it's tough to answer because in the four...

Thank you for getting back to me! Since writing the original post, I've gone from 2-3 eggs a day down to 1-2 eggs a day. They did molt late winter/early spring. I have one chicken that is simply not laying at all. I know because I have to keep her separated to not get pecked by the other...

Hi everyone. First post here. I have six laying chickens that are about 2-3 years old. I'm typically getting two eggs a day, on a good day I'll get three. Today I had one. This has gone on through the winter, spring, and now into summer. I spoke with a friend who owns chickens and he...